The needle is in place to fold partli/ attached. continue the lonij-and-short utitch ichich secures it to the hat. This stitching is done well in.-^'ide the fold so as to be invisible.
^lilliners
CHAPTER
XVIII.
MILLINER'S FOLDS
JUST
as
we speak
of flanges, sectional facings
and wide and narrow bindings as one classification, so we must think of folds as coming under the head of plain and milliner's folds. The milliner's fold is sometimes called a French fold. Let us see how a milliner's fold is used and in what respect it differs from a plain fold. If you will look at the illustration shown you will see the milliner's fold mounted around the base of 124